Supplemental for more security for members when the enemy is within the house of representatives, a threat that members are concerned about in addition to what is happening outside. We have Members Of Congress who want to bring guns on the floor and have threatened violence against other Members Of Congress. Reporter hostility between the parties is bad enough but among republicans its getting ugly. Many of them more focused on absolving the former president on insurrection than rebuilding a battered company. Ryan nobles from capitol hill. Reporter laura and christine, there is a bit of a civil war happening on capitol hill between republicans that voted for the impeachment of President Trump and those who still passionately support the president. At the middle of all of that is the House Minority leader Kevin Mccarthy. He traveled to florida on thursday to meet with the former president. The two both issuing a statement saying President Trump is prepared to help republicans win back t
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so. and there s the numbers. the number of title 42 expulsions just under half. i mean, a half of the people expelled are under title 42. you see there are 426,000. congressman, what happens when you don t have title 42? do all those 426,000, do they just come in? yeah, most likely, because when i actually, we were able to ask secretary mayorkas this. they don t really have a plan, and that s part of the problem. there is no plan for this, there is no way to stop this, they re already overwhelmed. and just as you say, the first two weeks in march they sent home 50,000 out of the 100,000 they encountered. and the numbers you just put up, that s exactly right, about half go home. but right now the numbers we re hearing, for instance, on the remain in mexico policy which this administration is court ordered to implement, they re sending home 9 people a day.
if you have money, you pay a ticket, you re done. if you don t, then you have to go through this sort of kafka-esque process of warrants and arrest reporter: the state also passed a bill, making it difficult to force payments from people who don t have the money. following all this, the numbers have dropped dramatically. for instance, take st. ann, one of the municipalities arch city defenders is suing. the city denied any wrongdoing and believes its traffic enforcement reduced accidents and did not racially profile drivers. in 2014, st. ann brought in about $3.3 million from fines and fees, by 2019, it was $426,000, and 87% drop. are these numbers pretty consistent that many of them have dropped about 80 to 90%? yeah, that, at the high end, 80, 90%, some are more like 50, 60%. reporter: so there is massive
and arrested. the state passed a bill making it difficult to force payments from people who don t have the money. following all this, the numbers have dropped dramatically. for instance, take st. anne one of the municipalities afternoon city defenders is suing. the city denying wrong doing and believes traffic enforcement reduced accidents and did not racially profile drivers. in 2014 st. ann brought in about $3.3 million from fines and fees. by 2019 it was $426,000. an 87% drop. are these numbers pretty consistent that many dropped about 80 to 90%. yeah, at the high end 80, 90%. some more like 50, 60%. there is massive improvement, but let s give it context. in ferguson in 2014 there are 33,000 warrants in a city of about 22,000 people. so more.